CTV QP: U.S. relations have changed, ‘but it won’t be catastrophic’: President of Finland
Finland's President Alexander Stubb discusses the state of U.S. relations with the rest of the world and the potential impact on the transatlantic partnership.
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CTV QP: ‘There is a challenge for Carney,’ despite forming a majority: Reid
Political strategists weigh in on the shift in expectations that comes with PM Mark Carney securing a Liberal majority and the challenges he might face.
CTV QP: Canada is ‘in the 30 per cent zone’ of a recession: former governor of the BOC
Former governor of the Bank of Canada, Stephen Poloz, explains the IMF's warning about the risk of entering a global recession and how Canada could be affected.
CTV QP: Is the Carney government doing enough to tackle Canada’s affordability crisis?
Canada's Secretary of State for the CRA, Wayne Long, discusses Canada's affordability crisis and how the Carney government is responding to help Canadians.
‘The U.S. has changed and we must respond’: Carney talks U.S. ties in address to Canadians
Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses Canada's economic challenges, including the drastic shift in trade ties with the U.S. in a direct address to the nation.
Trump announces new negotiations with Iran while again threatening their infrastructure
U.S. President Donald Trump announced via social media that negotiations with Iran will take place on Monday in Islamabad, Pakistan.
CTV National News: ‘Predatory behaviour’: Ontario NDP calls for a surveillance pricing ban
Ontario's NDP are again pushing for a ban on surveillance pricing, where companies manipulate prices based on user data online. John Vennavally-Rao explains.
CTV National News: Some Canadians test out their green thumb to cut grocery costs
Allison Bamford examines the growing trend over the last couple of years as some Canadians plant their own vegetables to save on grocery costs.
CTV National News: What comes next now that Iran has reopened the Strait of Hormuz?
Adrian Ghobrial reports on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and what the next steps are as negotiations continue between Iran and the U.S. to end the war.
CTV National News: Rising heating oil prices hitting cost of living in Atlantic Canada hard
Garrett Barry reports on how unrest in the Middle East is causing heating oil prices to soar and household budgets in Atlantic Canada to suffer.
‘I’m not sure what the gameplan is’: Aviation management expert on Air Canada’s flight suspensions
Aviation management expert John Gradek gives his insight into why he believes the decision to suspend flights to JFK airport may be an ‘excuse.’
‘Canada is faring better than many other countries’: Champagne on economy amid energy crisis
Finance Minister Champagne speaks on the Canadian economy amid an international energy crisis when asked by reporters if he fears a recession.
Air Canada suspends flights to New York’s JFK Airport due to aviation fuel crisis
Aviation expert Phyl Durdey reacts to Air Canada suspending flights to New York’s JFK Airport and speaks on the ripple effects it may have on operations.
Canadians to receive one-time groceries benefit June 5
Eligible Canadians will receive a one-time groceries benefit payment under the new Canada and Essentials Benefit, replacing the GST/HST credit.
Oil tumbles 10 per cent as Wall Street sets record reacting to Strait of Hormuz reopening
BNN Bloomberg’s Lindsay Biscaia on how the global market is reacting after Iran announces the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Township of Muskoka Lakes could see ‘the biggest flood we’ve ever encountered’: mayor
Township of Muskoka Lakes Mayor Peter Kelley on the water levels rising ‘incredibly fast’ as the region braces for flooding.